Rodent's Arguing Thread: The Controversial Topic of Sandwiches

[GingerBoi123]

bratwurst hotdogs tho? They're the best

[Kuro]

Behold a Norwegian Open Sandwich. Nothing "between" these at all.

@SleepingSilence

Open-faced sandwiches are weird. You can blame my home state for the horseshoe sandwich, which is really only a sandwich in name only. With all the different variations of a horseshoe, it basically becomes the "how much can we pile onto this" sandwich.

Shit's good tho.

[Strange Rodent]

Open sandwiches are melts/toast, not sandwiches. The two pieces of bread are not on the same axis. Hot dogs are tacos in structure. Three contiguous sides of cooked, solid, meal based foodstuff with filling in.

[Kuro]

Open sandwiches are melts/toast, not sandwiches. The two pieces of bread are not on the same axis. Hot dogs are tacos in structure. Three contiguous sides of cooked, solid, meal based foodstuff with filling in.

@Strange Rodent

An open sandwich, also known as an open-face/open-faced sandwich, bread baser, bread platter[1] or tartine,[2] consists of one or more slices of bread with one or more food items on top.

Wikipedia

Well, it meets @Fabricant451's definition to a degree.

[Strange Rodent]

@Sola @Fabricant451 if you have three bread bases with toppings, is that one and a half sandwiches, or three? Asc an aside, how far are you willing to go with bread? Cornbread? Rice bread? Oatbread?... Corn chip?... Pastry?

[Bee]

@Sola @Fabricant451 if you have three bread bases with toppings, is that one and a half sandwiches, or three? Asc an aside, how far are you willing to go with bread? Cornbread? Rice bread? Oatbread?... Corn chip?... Pastry?

@Strange Rodent

if you can get it, it's bread.

[Kuro]

@Sola @Fabricant451 if you have three bread bases with toppings, is that one and a half sandwiches, or three?

@Strange Rodent

It's one sandwich.

[Strange Rodent]

@Sola i guess i should clarify. i meant if you have three open sandwiches (Three halves of an open sandwich?)

@Bee So anything goes for bread? Bee very careful (Pun intended)

[Fabricant451]

We live in a world where two pieces of breaded chicken were the 'bread' in a bacon and cheese sandwich. Graham crackers are the 'bread' in a s'mores. This isn't some mystical concept, a sandwich is pretty clearly defined.

[Darth Shadow]

Then wouldn’t a hamburger is actually a sandwich in disguise? Have the fast food industry fool me for 20 years long?

[Fabricant451]

Then wouldn’t a hamburger is actually a sandwich in disguise? Have the fast food industry fool me for 20 years long?

@Darth Shadow

There's nothing in disguise about a hamburger, my dude. It's always been a sandwich.

[Strange Rodent]

@Darth Shadow Yeah, Fab's so right here.

@Fabricant451 So I get the impression that you're pretty wild with bread, and I fully agree so I can't really argue this point. So on something I can argue, how about Jaffles? (Toasted sandwiches that are enclosed on all sides)

[Fabricant451]

You just called them sandwiches.

[Strange Rodent]

i was trying to get a point of reference for you to accurately judge whether or not they're sandwiches

[Fabricant451]

I don't even know what a jaffle is.

[Strange Rodent]

[Darth Shadow]

@Strange Rodent@Fabricant451 You made me to lose faith in the food industry.

[Fabricant451]

@Strange Rodent That just looks like a melt sandwich.

@Darth Shadow I'm surprised it took this long

[Strange Rodent]

@Fabricant451 i guess you could call it that. it's sealed on all sided though. Sandwich?

[Fabricant451]

@Strange Rodent So it's like a pita? That would be a pocket sandwich.